Articles from Global News

A new public square in Montreal is facing safety issues as reports of tripping and injuries emerge from the design of its concrete terrain. In response to these incidents, the area is now lined with orange construction cones to warn and redirect pedestrians. The decision aims to prevent further accidents and ensure the square's safe use by the public.

The article discusses the possibility of a new pipeline transporting oil through Quebec. There is a growing openness in the province towards considering this project, which marks a shift from previous skepticism. Discussions are anticipated regarding the logistics and potential impact of such a pipeline.

A report by a shareholder advocacy group suggests that restarting a liquefied natural gas export project in Quebec's Saguenay region would be expensive and likely not financially viable. The project's economic outlook is questioned, with concerns about profitability. These findings cast doubt on the potential of reviving the project as initially planned.

During an archaeological excavation at the site of a future hockey rink northeast of Montreal, supervised by archaeologist Yves Chrétien, a mini excavator unearthed prehistoric artifacts, including pieces of cut stone. This discovery reveals historical significance in the area designated for modern development. The findings may influence the construction timeline and require further archaeological investigation.